Summary:
Bargain-buying period for Bitcoin has ended according to Rekt Capital.
Bitcoin is on the verge of reclaiming its reaccumulation range.
$61,500 is a crucial price point for ongoing upward momentum.
Currently trading at $64,245, indicating a resumed uptrend.
BTC needs to close August above $64,500 to confirm the end of its downtrend.
The End of the Bargain-Buying Period
A crypto strategist who accurately predicted this yearâs pre-halving Bitcoin correction believes that the time for accumulating discounted BTC is over. Pseudonymous analyst Rekt Capital shared insights with his 494,700 followers on X, indicating that Bitcoin is on the verge of reclaiming its reaccumulation range.
âHistory has repeated. The downside deviation is over. The bargain-buying period has ended.â
Rekt Capital's analysis shows that Bitcoin has historically demonstrated strength after reclaiming its accumulation range.
Key Price Levels
He emphasizes that Bitcoin is poised to challenge its diagonal resistance, which has kept BTC bearish since March, provided it trades above a crucial price area.
âWeek one in the cross-channel ascent likely already underway, provided Bitcoin continues to stay above ~$61,500 going into the new weekly close.â
Currently, Bitcoin is trading at $64,245. Rekt believes that âthe uptrend has resumedâ for BTC, especially after a recent dip to $48,000 earlier this month.
âWeâll be very lucky if BTC rejects from $71,500 again.â
Looking Ahead
In a broader view, Rekt notes that BTC must close August above $64,500 to confirm the end of its high time frame downtrend.
âBitcoin is now challenging the series of lower highs on the monthly timeframe... Monthly close a little above current prices and Bitcoin would break the trendline resistance and the downtrend would be over.â
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